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. New Hampshire started issuing these new graphic baseplates to all passenger registrations in January, 1999 and they should replace all previous base plates by the end of March, 2000. This graphic features a more prominent likeness of the Old Man of the Mountains, with a blue sky fading to the left of the mountain, which extends to the right.
New Hampshire 2000 passenger issue. as well as vanity plates, are issued on this modified baseplate which moves the Old Man graphic to the far right of the plate.
. Due to the number of cars in the state (plus the number of passenger plates that were issued to other classes of vehicles) the state ran out of available six-digit, all-numeric passenger combinations within the first year of this plate"s issuance. For some reason, they then decided not to stick to six digits using letters, but instead to continue the all-numeric plates starting at 100 0000. . Why a state the size of New Hampshire decided to do it is beyond me. In the process, they moved the Old Man of the Mountain graphic slightly to the left again
the plate u see is the plate you get

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